@diviinitasâ (cont. from x)
I never say no to coffee. Unless it consists of more milk than coffee. He likes his coffee with just one spoonful of sugar, and has no problems taking it black. Anything else and he doesnât like it. If the detective tops her coffee with whipped cream, then that will be the real crime.
I assume you have questions and that this isnât a friendly coffee run. Heâs told her nothing but truths so far, but police have a way of getting you to tell liesâwhat they want to hearâjust to get them off your back. DâAblo would know. Heâs been on the giving and receiving end of such questioning many times. If youâre going to try to get me to admit to the murder, I can already tell you that it wonât work.
Did this man seriously think Dawn was inviting him to grab a coffee and sit down somewhere and chat? âCoffee runâ didnât mean they were going to hang out; it meant they would stop by a coffee place on the way to the station, grab a window order, then get to their destination ASAP. Dawn had an extra chair by her desk that she bet was dying for a butt to warm it.
She ignored his smart mouth, proceeding to do just what she said sheâd do. She stopped the car by the window, ordered a latte, then turned to DâAblo and said, âLet me guess; black like your soul?â She reached across to his side, fumbling in the glove compartment for her wallet. She didnât really want to spend any of her barely sufficient salary on a suspicious guyâs coffee, but splitting the bill for coffees was just fucking lame. Especially if he did order a black.


















